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If THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING. MAY 18, 1892. . 'Z I
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Ull' T1IK WOULD frill not, muter mv clicitm-
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KJk ctt fafr-krriitity ur ttuti i fit tint miiMii.ta tifx
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jjHk, -Vo etctptlona trill be mode lu Hilt rule irilh
HBj regard to either lettcix vr inclutiire. .tor
KKl. will the editor enter into nil rr.iiiuutteiae iuu-
MPT, cernlng unataltabl manuaerti'ttt.
pHti Tho Evenlne World Trlnts Acso-
Efltt ciatod Proas Nowe.
If Do not forget tho fund for tlio sick
w B babus in the tenements.
it E, So Gen. CuithsoN ih "lor tlio w inner."
B llicu be in with tho lunj JNty of his party. I
IfjE Commissioner IIiicsnan wnnts hctvy
e8; ilBmagis fiom tho New York Cential
fGm' Unllwny Compnny for his " Denth aw-
UUt nuo" oiicneuco, An J fchoultl get tlium.
EaP Dr. Ktr.i.EY Bys his druukeuitesh enr
JOi' oanuot bo nurtlvz'il. It is m ihm;er of
IK loins harshly jit ri.I very g)on unless
Irajf the Doctor reliuei aoiuo of the inybtt-rj. .
jfiK Tho Natioml Art Association rusoives '
Ogf that it wants uorkx of art put on tho frto
k9$J list. Duubtlu-s tho arltul I'rotuctionfita
nB io ConcrecB will pity tho anun for thuir
K delusion.
K A nophew of licvtvaliet Smi Jonlb h
mil couvicluil o( tuur.luriUK a niuu. 'Ihu
luff uuile tlayh tho JiuiMfcb luuunnsu ami tho
IjjC' tuei hiulll"l,"ttt uf teal rclit;ii u omt
uMt Mcitpeb cuumvUou.
HI 'ihe troublo ib tliut 1'rus.ileut i!l..s
J! doebii't ipnto know uuu yet nliether it'
BK rnlo to bo roAbMimt hy Qi'i' frauu
Kf- clecliirnt.ou that thcro is littlo priupv.t of
Rt boattni; h.m without lliixt.
Kf 11 sotnis u if tho lives of tho 210 pu. '
BJI nujtrf. of the Alos.imlor Wolkuw wiro '
H rather u iiberal priro to piy to bcctiru tho
Kf louoji't'ltctid nibpewtiuu ami ovorhujl-
It 1UC of tho Can man bt a Bteimtis.
jB ft T'hft iii.ht.tntleil eumtt wh.chn just at
VK probeut la.islud witii thu heols of 1', auu
1 ft il huvr got wull out of tho way by Juno
f lh. 'lhm will liavo the li)in 1 oibo
US fe ut m tiuio for tho Subuili m.
St It in not mrprikiuc Ihat tho mtetiu- of
Wm a coed mauy join n.ory notCH of lVdi r.il
Ul' patrouago bhotild l.ao been dofeued till
Wt thr lo. year of a rcaspiriup Aduituitr.
1R "' And it in bald that they w til bo paid
H 5 l'U tulereBt, I.i New York.
B Mr. UiaisE'ii ) (,iito
HS7PrHF 1u BtippoHiu that tho wor d ucnerjlly
WKL-vUhOW nfcLI'8 hlui of ktiovrluj: the Secretary of
V Rt Ktnto'a iiuionatit political becrctB. Tho
lym yrv:l knows that Mr. Blaine 1 not that
VM klU1 ' B 'alller-lu-1w or of n politician.
laV Krmor Huwr, pf Stony CreoV, Coun..
Uftt i uot a uc:esfnl artist with tho shot.
HE (TU". HeekfiKf to fresco with cold load
i? akiiiiiHr ' "" T" ot a doe tePortei1 ,0 to wad, he
managed Instead to tattoo with small shot
nine strlkinc Italian iiunrryuioli in front
of tho villnu'o depot. A littln private
tnrot practiee mtclit tuich Mr. llowr.
moro of tho when and wliero of shooting.
ONLY ItEFORM KEEDI'D.
II Is oihlont from tho tnne of tho dls.
eusslon in tho Hoard of I.durntlon yos
torday that tho Boutinitnls of hoiiio of thu
members in relation to the. Colli ro of
tho City o( New lurk are not iiifluenroil
sololy by educational considerations. 'Ihe
College has lonq been n bono of conten
tion ainong tho Kchool Commissioners,
and it is toured that political anil ior.
soiml fuelmi!S nml Interests liuio had
lunch to do w ith the antagonism the insti
tution has encountered in the Hoard.
It is not trim that tho Collcgo is a fniluro
ns ati educational institution. Nollhcr Is
the assertion that It is all that it ought to
bo warranted by tho facts. Tho institu
tion has done much to raisn tho standard
of education among tlio pooplo, and many
of its graduatos hold high positions of
honor and tniht in tho city. Hut tho
prosent management has great faultH and
needs n radical ehaugo if tho full benefits
of tho Collego aro to bo secured to tho
penplo and to bo enjoyed equally by all,
Thcro is no reason why tho Collego
hhoulil not bo ono of tho most ofliclcnt
and thorough educational institutions in
tho country It pays to its professors, is
a rule, a higher rats of remuneration
than 13 paid by any other American col
lege. It ought to command and under
good management could secure tho best
ability at the head of nil its classes. It
1 does onjoy the services of Boino very ablo
professors. Hut they aro in a minority,
and a dictatorial and narrow-minded
management has greatly interfered with
ho efficiency of tho Collego and tho prog
lesn ot tho students.
Apart from tho vexod question of tho
sort of public school education that
ought to bo given to tho people; whether
or not they should bo satisfied with an
Knglish courso and Icavo tho higher
branches of study to those who can afTord
to pay for them, as some persons con
tend, thcro can bo no doubt that while
tho city helps largely to uiaiutiklu such a
beneficent institution as tho Collego of
tho City of Now York, It ought to bo as
porfect in its management mid as cllieient
in its work ns it is possiblo to make it.
No prejudices and no favorittMn, either
through tlio wbtms of its management or
tho freemasonry of secret societies, ought
to be hoard of in a people's collego.
'Ihoilutyof the Hoard of Education is
to act with impartiality and detormiua.
tiou in effecting such reforms as aro
neoded and in giving tho penplo tho full
benefit of an institution which coats them
coiiBidorablu money, but no more than
tho groat causa of high education justifies.
C0URTIHO A3 A PROFITABLE BUBINE88.
Lots of peoplo fool with matrimony
hwo do not know that it is loaded. An
east-sido woman understood this fact
'horoughlv when sho went into tho busi
uts ot frightening atliauends out of thuir
cash and comertlblu collateral by giving
them the alternatno of marrying her on
tho spot or escaping the awful fato which
such an alliance implied. With 'j.MM) in
bank and nliatchcns looking for jobs on
,'erv corner of I)iision street and Ilust
Hroadway, shoiad all tho stock in trade
j that was necessary, llor ollico was uuder
, her bouuot, and rapid rusiilts and largo
profits followed her tiroloss efforts,
i This is how she wurl..'d It : l-'indmg a
depirablo victim sho sent a shiitehi u to
him, who, baiting his glittering words
with a few irresistlhlo remarks about the
woman' M)0, which sho watt willing te
pay for a liiibbaud, quickly mrangod foi
amairiago. A fow days thereafter tho
woman swoopod down on hor pw, and,
under pretenso of domaudlug an imino
dialo performance of tho ceremony,
frightened tho intending bridegroom out '
ofnycai's growth by her hustlm; buii.
nefH liko methods nnddroxo him to tho
desporato extremity of "putting up" to
return his libortv,
Sho struck ono man for 100, and after
hoofforod her ?5, compromised on $13.
Another victim had to send hiH gold watch
round Ihu corner and raise, rt'lon it to
lift tho uiortgago which sho held on his,
future freedom. The last ictiui land,
worse than thu others, for sho married
him, aud instead of giiiiig him tho prom,
ised ijtn.l had bun arrested for abandon
ment. etc.. because ho refused to go to
xjrnrlr.
Mttrimouy has its terrors, as every
body knows, for some of tho people
wiiliiu ,ts p.de. Hut hero is a parly who
strews its threshold with thorns and
,rrikos eouitship a thing of torture, along.
siHo or which I'oe'k contracting chamber
of horror is a blun aud gold boudoir.
The woman in question selected widow era
for hor urtnns. It was so much easier
for thorn to understand that a llanceo who
would wipe up the floor with htr bo.
trotlied woull bo a wild aud woolly
whirlwud when sho became a wife.
Having been thoro before, thev probably
d'dn't want to bo there again, and cheer
ful y thiew up their hands and let tho
i buxom buueoer ham CMTVthing, ixccpt
'their only suit of elothos. 'Ihat is how
the made tho business pay.
A MI&1AKEN VETO
fiov. Flowth has disapproved tho
Anti.Kiduopping Society's bill to allow
inmates of insane asylums to writo ouco a
month, without supervision, lo somo
pci Mm in tho outsido world. Ho says
thn pres, nt law ampiv protect tho rights
of patients 111 asylums, became letters
addressed to public officers mint bo
forwardod unopenoJ, aud all others
must bo sent to tho Commission in
Lunacy. This ha thinks Is sufficient
safeguard against improper treatmeut or
coulluemtut.
'Ihe liovornnr is wrong. It was be.
causo tho safeguards which ho mentioned
in his memorandum have been proven in.
I si.JU -lent that the bill was drown. 'Ihe
measure which ho has vetoed was care.
1 fully put In shape. It would not. as he
, opines, have interfered ' with the propci
conduct of institutions for the Insane, "
nor subjected " mauy persons to unneoes
iary annoyance and embarrassment."
An "nnnoyance" or "embarrass,
ment" greater tbsn that falllug to asani
person held in an insane asylum tbroogt
somebody's Interested cunning or mallei
would" bo difficult to conceive. Sack ex.
pcrlcncos do eomo, despile the present '
apparent safeguards, and tho bill vetoed
yesterday would have gone far lo remedy
the great ol. Its disapproval was an.
other of tho mistakes of Mr. 1'i.owiii.
I "L" STATIONS AND 1'OUCE.
'lho l'ollco Commission! rs, nt tho ro
qiiest of tho General Manager of tho Klo
Mited Itailroads and mi the liiommouila- j
Hon tif Supt. IhiiHPs. bavo agleeil to
ditail special polico ollieers to somo half
1 11 docu of tho railroad stations lu thu
rltv to looknftcr druukin and disorderly
persons.
I'erbaps this a proper order and in thu
public Interests. Thu duty of tho police,
however, is to look after drunken and
disorderly persons in tlio strict, wherever
they may bo found. Tho best prott clion
I for thu pulilir at tho Klouttcd Knilroad
' Btotlons would bo a few strong and em-
I phatiu instructions' to tho guards, ticket-
I lokers and porters of thu road to triat
lho passengers with courtesy and formula
j of them to act as a bully or ruffian on
1 a cry poHsiblo occasion.
HMD, Intoxicated men arn llablo lo mako
a disturbanco nt such places, and n
1 special polico officer to look nflcr thorn
may bo well enough.
Tho latest English compartment car
raso is tlio worst of all. A clergyman of
previously unstained charartcr tho uc.
I cuscd, his victims two 111 number, both J
I in ono train. HI this bring tho Hritish i
I people and railway companies, to tholr
Beuses, so that tho compartment cars may 1
1 go and take with them thu temptations
aud opportunities for such crimes V
Having tho Kills Island buildings turn-1
bio nbout tho heads of newly arrived
additions to tho population would hardly
bo a commendable method of discour
aging Immigration. Hut tho Congress
Committee roports to Secretary 1'osikii
tho cxtreino possibility of Btich nn occur-,
reucc.
Tho country would bo hotter satisfied I
! with less of o rainbow tingo to .Senator
Allison's declaration that by July 1st
I thoro will bo a National surplus of i2T,.
000,000. If tho Senator proves n trno
I prophot thcro will hnvo been somo clever
work in economy between this time and
that in Congress.
The number of tragedies brought about
by tho faithlossness of wives was sadly
and notably Increased yesterday- And
tho most woful part of it is thnt not
only human lifo coos out in every cade,
but some portion of human lovo aud
faith and hope, as well, which makuii
tragedy within tragedy.
Pugilist firi.MVAN is declared fit by
export medical authority. Hut it is
1'ugillst ComiKTT to whom his admirers
expect him to glvo fits in Septomher.
Legal lightning has improved in its
striking qualities at Auburn Prison siuco
the Kemnilor experiment.
THE CLEANER.
Judging from lhiglMi cxcliiiiges, l.ondim
must bosurlerliig terrllil from tlio T.i-ra-i.i
lluom-ile-.iy epidemic. It creeps Into tlio most
prosy repoils, and u'hders ut tlio sun aro
ih lured lu cvciy stjlo. London Is mil to bo
em led.
A friend, lately returned from auroad, tells
1110 an amusing snake stmy, A venomous
reptile wis shipped Irom llidt.i In a bos. liber
ally supplied with air units. 'lhi bu wjs
I regarded with suspicion and placed In one ut
tho llte-uo.its. During the Mijugo setirai
littlo snakes made thuir debut and wrlu''lid
through the holes to the deck, to the tenor ot
the passengers. Not d irlug to tutu li the box
containing the p.irent snake, the sailors
pulled ttiu plus mil n( the boat and loweied tt
Into tho sea, wluro the bos. Honied awuj.
I saw yesterday a novelty lu the way of
flowtr as"S. It was a colored glas bowl
standing un three feet, with a perforated
glust li.), thioiiKh tho apciturcs In which,
inch Mower U In id beparalcly lu posltluu.
Now look out for a bell fad. It Is tho latest
thing In Jewelrj, and carries with llapromlbu
of unceasing good luck. It Is a little golduu
atlalr fashioned alter an nnelcnt bell found In
some excavations. Upon Its four sides are'
enslaved tireek chaiaclers, Interpreted, "1
was made against fascination. ' A gentlemau
wnowuruouu upon his watch. chain Is said I
in I1.1t 0 carried away tiiu.ouil Irom Monte
Carlo during a recent visit, lho women of
ancient Koine aro said to hue worn similar ,
bells as a protection against wlicheraft, evil
eye, 4c.
An enterprising rngllsinnan, with a tom.lt
of Yankee liigenult, has Inientcd what ho
callsaripl) postal card. It Is an ordinary
postal lard with spaco for ipiestlou and
answer 011 ono sldo and a thin outer on the
other, whlth, up in belli,' lorn on", loaves the
faeo clean fir ihe letuin address. The In
ventor Is trj lug to get tho Kngllsh (iuveiii.
ment to adopt liH card, but does not seem
likely to su. ci ed.
VNORLDLINCS.
Ml 1. Jean Nttlinn, tln vron thn honors of the
Intfr.UtM ro IfKUtn erntoriOAl runtcat tt Mlu
1 ualM li. In ..lily oliiPti'en yi-ari old Mie Is it ntm
' trrittt juutur taesuf ihe tie Pau U'aDeraitjr,
I la Iitduna I
I llio Urce.t child ,er horn. It it iaKI, ntttlie
j ton ef lltut tlie " hrntilrkir lllaut." ttid lilt
J "Iff, ire "Noit Scotia l.iatito t.' Fhit lufaDt,
j lterrulrs, neunedtloi pnuud.
I Only ittrntr-tli of Ihe i.W. t,.a that pitte.l
ttirouKli the Suez I'aual latt jear bore the Amertcau
flax.
l'orkt were not iotroluccd Into lhistand until
I tlio rrlun of Jamet 1., lu the teienteen.a lotitury.
I The latest novelty from Pranco It the eilatillt'i-
liient of a Sumuier tehool for fount uoiueu 111 ihe
l.lffel Toner.
I
1 Itoata Bomatlmos.
j lrow, tt. 1
I kcultul Youth (languid!) )-l')o pu sing
"Koreterand rVuerer:'
1 bhe (iracticall)) No, I slop fur mcsls.
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VKK3B u r""1 nunflri mnam
I F"K Dcar 5lr: Hi
1 I rS'viilfo tin-cent stampa
' JSal'vfw '"''" br'"3 o"
' b "35kidi aea,ed "id (ret
. I ft- S?'jOKVrom ", a sam-
. B Vs3kV' of the Imngfi
"JVraSr'ec''M for iofB
r rs.xr-w jsjsy;B0. fa,i,g y,tai,tj
r and Nenroui Debility, Alto stale! 600
. got startling facts and truths. ThionlS
1 certain Specific for Premature Dtca.i
. "Cure guaranteed.
CONSlJlTAllON FBEt 0AII.V 0 A- U. to
B P. M. Suruf.i. 10 A. U. Is t p. y.
! I IftmO HOMEOPATHIC WSTltVtE. I
a M fifth Arn,u, Nn, York Clt.
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BABIES CRY TO YOU,1
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Tlio Hot Woathor J.3 Horo and
Littlo O1103 Aro Sufforing.
Work Awaits " Tho Evening World "
.Corps of Frco Physicians.
Scuil it Contrlbiitlou anil Help Along
tho bummer Charity.
THE SUBSCRIPTIONS.
TMr tlvrstun Woain (lon.oo
PreeloiKlt acknoledecl 1,U4..11
P. W. Ihlolinaii il 00
W. II 1011
I'atli 1 (HI
tlut.le, .Marniii rite, lhttlo ami llrace. ., 20
M. Ull ,30
It lsalinoil lime for Tub Kvr.NINO Womii
Corps ut Tree I'll) slcl ins tu bo In tlio Held
lighting lur thu lltos of the sick babies ot tho
tenement pour Already warm weather Is at
hand ana already thu pltuoUB pleadings ut
littlo ones In pain can bo heard.
Thu probability Is that thcro will bo a
greater demand than eter before fur tho min
istrations of tho children's physician. This
means 111010 money than was collected 111
former Jfcars.
Tiik KtKNisn Vtoitin presents tho plain
fact to Its readers, confident that the state
ment Is all that Is ncee-sary to awaken lnrger
enthusiasm than has jet existed among tho
numerous irhnds of this boautlful charity
and to widen their purse-strings and causo
ihclr hearts to beat higher for tho success of
ihe sick nablcs' l'lind than has been the case
tn t ho prot ions Ulster) of the causa.
contributions need not bo large. Brnall
coins arc always big factors In every charity.
Mekclsnnildlii.es will boon grown Into dol
lars, aud these two will multiply to quickly
that the result will take on the aspect of an
Aladdin's lamp achlevem nt. Mend In what
juu lll.o, AH Hums will no thankfully ac
cepted and every penny will do good.
THE HOMES OF WRETCHEDNESS.
Many or Thorn Hero Which the Sick
Bnblos' Fund Will Reach.
When tho ros) -cheeked Mrs. Dorothy Ten
mint .Stanley was in Now York Bhe looked In
tain for n veritable tattcrcoat to put In her
collection uf street children.
i.raclnus .Mmc. Albanl went through tho
backgrounds aim In tho shado ot this city
and saw nothing surmising.
"I'overt) tn America,'' sho said when sho
returned, "only mimics tho mlsiry ot i:ng
land." It Is just possible that tho local pride of tho
committees on sight-seeing Induced them to
steer the distinguished visitors clear of tho
bywr.ys, lanes and slde-trarks where the pri
vates In the awkward squad of city life aro
Impilsoned.
Lady Henry .Somerset looked over the field
bounded by tho bridge, the battery, Four
teenth street and the L'ast ltlver, and said :
" It Is horrible I lmrilhlcl lho herding of
human bt lugs, tho creaturn suffering and the
degradation ot soul and body has no parallel
In London, .Manchester or Calcutta."
Mrs. Annlu llesant, whoso efforts In tho
nanio of huinanlly and progress have been
earnest and until Ing, went vrcrywhere, and
after 1 ompletlug the rounds summed up her
observations in (ifioscnti'iico : " l'overty has
nngengiaphv."
Her iscorl was her hostess, Mrs. bainuel
Klehtierg, a lad) whoso religion Is based upon
two prlnclples-charlty and truth.
It has hi en her lnbll for almost twenty
') ears to go down Into .start at Ion Alley and
lift struggling humanity out of tho mire. Sho
lent her help not to thu multitude, but to the
lndlt bin it family, w Ith tt bh.h sho worked and
siritcd until It ttai up on dryland and on tho
straight road to happiness and prosperity.
Mm hlitd 11 ph)Mclau at her own expense
to treat tho ailing baby, straighten tho curv
ing spine and iced tho dellcato littlo bones
that weio crumbling beneath tho slight
weight of the growing children, sho paid
uneniplo)ed hospital nurses to go to tho
wretched home and teach tho poor. Ignorant
mother tho rudiments of housework and
hyglnie. M10 engaged painters and kalso
mltiorsto m.iko tho repairs (ho landlord ro
lusedtodo. .sho found imploymcnt for tho
Idlo husband, and manual training for tho
clilldriii, and at all hours of tho day and
night shu waged war against drunkenness
1 aud idleness.
I It was in theso rounds of practical charity
at midday and midnight, In fair weather and
I foul weather, that Mis. llesant saw the poor
of New York as they realty are, and con
llrmed hor belief that " l'overty has no geog
rapii)." It seemed to her that very littlo was done
for the helpless In this city. Mie did not ad.
I tocato the bestowal ot even a farthing, but
sho womb red why tho prosperous did not
personail) mingle with tho poor to counsel
them, show them their mistakes and cnco'ii
ago them with sympathy and Influence.
Fvery n.nn who has the means of acorn,
fortable litellhood, sho maintained, was In
duty bound to help his luckless lellow.
, man." Kt cry woman In society w as answer.
ablo lor tho debt Bbo owed hor humble sister, 1
and "no child In the land wastoo)oung to be '
taught tho lesson ot human kindness "
And (hero )nu have, from the lips of an
Kngllsh humanitarian, a woman who has
lived and suffered, whose defense of tho weak
and alleglanco to the helpless has brought
her respect and love, now, true and good rea
sons to come to the support of the slcit babies
and help lim Kvknimi Wohi n to reach them.
"It Is tho dutyot ctery man with tho
means ot a comfortable livelihood to help tho
luckles fellow " temporarily ai.aulrd, the
min w ho has been tripped up In tho race and
cannot provldo nourishing food for his youug
family.
It Is the duty of etcry wmnin la enmforta
bio circumstances "to giein among tho
woikcrs"uml single out soaio poor sister
wluibp lot Is naid and tt ho ,e burden Is too
heavy to carry.
The tcry beauty, health and happiness ot
her own littlo children sh uld mauo her
anxious to do something for the grliu.vlsaged
mother and her bro d ot little ones, mado
crooked, scraggy, cross aui almost hideous by
want and dlease.
i No child In oil New York who has arrived
at tho age of thought it too young to be
'taught that the children ot the poor have a
claim on his s)tnpatny and aro entitled by
tho unwritten laws of humanity to a morsel
01 his plum cako and a tithe ct his pennies.
He need cot be a little WlUUm Astur In or-
Why?
earline the only
Washing Compound
ever imitated.
t
rW-i -iiWliTWlr- n-f'f 11 jJi&KmMlUk
tmagmHumiiauiij&agMMmMjltt HUB
der to bi'como a contributor to tho cause of
goodhcil'ti. Dank bills aro not expicted,
hotvovir di'tlrable.
All)' 11 nil little rascals with fun In jour
eyes and dimples In )our knees nro naked for
Is thu price of ono gill of sterilized milk.
Nothing )ou can contribute will como amiss,
and etiry solitary penny will bo duly ac
knowledged In thCKo columns.
This merry sunshlno and thcao May blos
soms mean hummer. Hummer means sick
ness and physical dlscomlort to many thou
sand", and that Is why you will please hurry
and send In your foe for tho tioatmentof ono
poor child. N eli. Nelson.
Fronts of o, Fair.
Inclosed plcaso nnd 20 cents for tho Sick
liable' Fund, the proceeds ot a fair gotten up
and conducted by four tiny maids.
nt-ssix.
M llldtlKRITK.
llFSSIE.
UllACIK.
A Drooklynlto'a Gift,
r.i ih' riiiinr
Inclosod plcnso tlnd SI for tho Sick Ilablcs'
Kund. FhfiiW.Tiiifi.mas-, lirookiin.
Ton Dlmos Moro.
To Ih rl (Mr-
Inclosed plcaso nnd 1 for the 6lck IJaby's
Fund. W. 11.
Fifty Conts Worth of Good.
T Ih tAllnr
Inclosed nnd 50 cents for the tund.
SI. U II.
Hero's Another Dollar.
Tn Ih riiltnr I
1'lcaBo accept tho Inclosed mlto for tho
Itaby Fund. Cisn.
For a Poor Family.
T ho caso of a poor family tn East Third
sticct was told In .Saturdays Kvemnii
! Wom.11. Sirs. SI. F. has sent $8 for them and
u. A. W. '-'.
THE KRUPP CAMERA.
1.
"K C '
" lly the Orcat f.osh, 'tis tho trail of
a tilaour."
II.
"Slcrcyon mc, by your vanity, my chief
tains." III.
" Wo shall mako n pretty couple, my littlo
chocolate-cream 1"
IV.
Tho effect ot the Instantaneous Double
Action Duplex Dynamiting Camera," spo
dally adapted tor savages."
Ho Wan Particular.
Ho was standing at the corner of Woodward
and Jefferson avenues last hunday morning,
sa)8 the Detroit Free J're, evidently In
doubt, when a policeman camo along.
" I want to go to Westminster church," ho
iatd to the ofllcer.
" Up horo on Woodward avenue, Isn't It T"
liK'Uhod tho blue-coat, whoso religious edu
cation had possibly been neglected.
"'that's what tho hotel clerk Bald," ex
claimed the visitor.
I " Well, you Just catch this car coming nnd
It will take )ou right past there."
" I don't want that kind ot a car," objected
the Inquirer.
What's the matterwlth thatcarf" argued
the onicer. "Do )Ou oxpect a vostlbuled
train!" And ho looked as It the good name
' of tho city ot Detroit was belug smirched.
I I " No, not exactly," hesitated the stranger.
I want near that will take me where I want
to en."
" Well, didn't I tell yon that car would take
)nu right paat there'" asked the omcer,
somewhat provoked.
"Yes, )OU did, and 1 nm much obliged to
you, but I don't want a 1 ar that will take mo
past there," protested the visitor. " What I
want Is a car that will Ut mo out when I get
there, bcot"
Tho policeman gasped once or twice, the
j stranger let a wee lit m a smile nicker on
his face, and as tho car 1 ame by ho swung
'easily on to the platform, leaving tho onicer
to wonder why some people were so funny on
a Sunday morning.
Ono Below Par.
Irom Ju-l i J
lilnobumpcr I nlwajs laugh when I hear
cubbago tr) lng to slug uld Hundred."
I t-natts Why?
Illoobumper He's niter ablo to get any
I higher than Nlncty-uii i-niuo."
A Volunblo Horse.
I lrorn !., ,tig,ttl.
' You are lu mourning, my old Irlendf"
Yes."
" For whom T"
"Korinytvic. feho went out riding tho
other day, tell from her horse and thereby
lost her lite."
1 ltt-Hlly ? I am bi rr for you 1"
I Thanks."
Hy lbs bye, wouldn't you like to BCllme
I that horse 7"
Very borry, but I intend getting married
again."
WEAK MEN
EhxIIt. C(nirkl). lYrmnncritlr ItratnrrM.
Wrakneu. Nrrroutncee. Ilablllijr ana all
the train of aetla Iroiu tarlr errors or later ezceatea.
toe retain ot oitr work .Icknett. worrr. An. foil
elreafllh, 4efelopmtm aoa ! slven to cTerr
erlo and portion 01 Ihe bod. Simple, patmral
neUtode. Immediate iraproveBieDtteoa. rsilnrs
lmpMiblerJ,oop itl.,. uctt. peek, eipleneUeoa
iudlireol lulled (ttiLt)(rM. adarett
FOLYPUS TUMORS AND CATARRE
.i.v vsxAivitAL annuTii which
ril.l.b VI' Till! XUSE.
U tint 11 llrpiirttr l.titrned nt the Ofllttt
of Doctori McCoy nnd lllldmnli, Ihe
(innt t'ufnrri A;irrlflf.
A reporter learned at tlieotlket of Doetore MeCnj
ml VVilitman that nneof Ihe inotl annojloe ohtr.
ilerlntkt nf ratarrh In an abanced tttie It the
iiro-enrenf noljpua tutnort In the note, an unnat
ural urcmth whleh tlila the nuelrus and eliuta off
the natural breathing fliaimelt, compelling the
anlterer to breathe thriuli lot or her iiMntb. (Ine
nf tbel)n..lor eald "A great mauj of our pa
tient., hen tliejr rtl begin treatment, don't
dream that their nnalrilt are tilled with poltnua
tiimiira that hate been growing for jeara, and Iher
are tiiriitloeft hen In a twinkling we remote a
t ninor a big at a hlckorr nut and ahow It to them.
It It dune b; ut nnli ker and with leta pain than in
pulling a tooth, ami men the patient It able to
breathe freelji, and Ihe relief It wonderful. The
uotirilt are Miilcklr r.tnre.1 to treii natural func
Hone and life It le.t ..fa burden. Thltltoolj
one little pliate of th.il dread rtlteate, catarrh."
Ibttore Mtt'oyand tt ildman make aepeclaltr of
the treatment of all cnroiilo dlteatet. Including
latarrh. The fnrnl.li all medlclnee free, and
their cliarget for treatment are to inoderato that
they are within thena. h of all.
DOCTORS MCCOY "AND WILDMAN,
OIIIcob, 6 Knst 42d Btrcet, Now York,
where all curable caset are treated wlthaueceat.
II you lire a a dl.lance write lor eymptom blanks
Conciliation al odtce or by mall free of charge.
Addreat all malt to V Latt 4'M ttreet. Nee; York.
Iimcehour. 'I to 11 A. M.. a to 4 I'. M I to
91'. .tt. tsiindart 9 to l'JA. M.
FASHION NEWS ANU NOTES.
Straw Hats Eemodelled with a
Crown of Gauze or MulL
0110 airy, dainty treatment of tho straw
hit Is to rip out the crown and Insert a cap
ofgauroor silk mull, with Just enough wire
fur a prett) shirring effect. Tho mull must
mutch tho stiaw, of course, and then all the
decoration is planted on tho brim. Planted Is
the word, tor ono knot holds la place a bow
of rlblxn with as many loops as the legs of a
centipede, and growing from ono Btem Is a
rosebush with buds, halt blown and full
blown roses.
An elegant dress worn at a rccont hand
some dinner Is ot black silk and net In largo
diamond-shaped meshes, without figures. It
Is mado over shot silk, changing from blue to
gold and Is trimmed with rich gulpuro lace.
White alpaca as a material for dressy gowns
has been brought to tho tore by no less an
authority than Worth. A very stylish gown
of this material is made with a velvet Eaton
Jacket, with tho full front of tho corsage ot
whlto mousscllno do sole.
At Ogantz Seminary no girl Is permitted to
wear costly rings or any unnecessary breast
pin. 'Hie finger ornament Is limited to one
plain gold band, and It tho brooch or stick
pin Is not actually needed to fasten the collar
It cannot be worn. Karrlngs, bracelets and
necklaces aro absolutely unlnwfuL Watches
arc permissible, however, and In the cases
and guard chain tho vulgar rich manago to
display huge stones and costly mosaic work.
Fashion has set her foot upon the gradu
ating dress and kicked off every article of lace,
l'.lbbous? Yes, but they must be narrow.
A pretty little accessory to the toilet which
Just now Is very modish Is a rucho ot satin
ribbon mado like a mlnlatttro Elizabethan ruff.
It Is of reversible rlboon, say green on ono
sldo and plmc on tho other, and Is tied with a
narrow ribbon bow either at tho fiont, back
or side, ns is most becoming to the wearer. H
is not Intended to bo a prominent feature,
but only an Incident of tho neckwear.
Sirs. Paul, Lady Slanagcr of the World's
Fair from Virginia, Is giving particular al.
tentlou to representation of tho colored
women. Tho younglady graduates of Hamp
ton Normal Instltuto (colored) nro co-operut-lng
with Mrs. Paul In tho endeavor to secure
a complclo exhibit ot the progress ot the
race.
In tho progressive cooking schools and
philanthropic kitchen gardens thu pupils havo
thico separate stations through which tho
dbhes nro put. First, thero Is tho pan filled
with warm suds, with a big soft cloth; next
comes tho rlnslng-pan ot warm water, and
adjoining Is a drip-board of criss-cross pine.
II Is good to know that theto are wide-awake
housekeepers who can do the dishes In a JlfTy
w lthout any fuss nnd only ono basin ot water.
m m
An Improsedve Warning.
ITroin Ttxut Slttniji.
Mother So you say Charles has becomo a
Journalist.
Daughter Yes ; the first Issue of his rapcr
will be out noxt week.
Mother-Well, )ou can let him know, as
coming from me, that If I find ono of thoso
silly, pointless Jokes about mothers-in-law In
his paper I'll snatch him bald-headed the first
time I can lay my hands on him tho brassy
littlo whelp. I'll teach him.
That Wao Hla Lay.
oei Me Il.troU Tt fri
" Cnn ) nu beat a carpet ?" said tho lady of
1 thn houso to tho tramp who asked for some
thing to cat.
Don't know, mum," ho replied frankly,
" I net er tried. Hut I guess mebbe I can, for
. I'te beat most everything else In this town."
tpo
B. A Itman & Co.
will offer Ijiiss
To-morrow, Thursday, May zg,
I The
, Hnnun
Ladies .-button pique Pecn
Kid Gloves, at te
BhOI
A 25 F-
I . . 1 loom
A. per pair. li,c
flhey
Knogi
tore
. , BrOUli
Also,
Baui
Ladies .-button French u;
Suede Gloves, !!
tn Tan, Beaver, Slates and Black, at ft1"
CU per pair. ;;
Kid
as
ciu
JHct
18th St., igth St., and 6th Ave. K
(18M Street Station Elevated Road,) M
Hm
m
an
K
- Bi
CLOTHING.
foikacrew Coat and Veil, 10.00. Clay Dlago.
al Haek"nl. U 00. Alto "", ,9J;:
num. llannockburn and llawloll Chetlota v
tremelylowprlcea. .,,,
EOYS' YOUTHS' AND CHILDREN'S SUITS,
allalyleaandpncet.
Special line of Chtldren'a Jertej Bolls. S. 00.
F.nsllili Imported Worated f".nt.. ..00. Ulg
liarialn. No oitrs charge la made lor
CREDIT.
,,adTf
s;i?wsf frW es0.nn'd0,c,!d.ttd8vv,.p.
from $ J.&0 up.
MISSKS AMD CHlLDnEN'B SUITS, REEFERS,
I1LAZEKS, Ae,
filace Stlka all colore, Bo. l worth II. 15. India
Silk. Mi.' worth ai.00. En.Itah nd Scotch
Chetiott. all wool, 39c. , worth loc. r.n.
All other gooda at prices In proportion. Family
trado solicited.
IIOUHEKKEMNG GOOUH.
FURNITURE AND CARPETS,
PAIILOTI SUITS. CHAMP-EIl SUlT8,FpLB
INII.IIROS. HKFlUoKltATOlUs. HAtlY OAK
HIAOKsV OILCLOTllS, MATT1NCB, c.
BROOKLYN.
line of Men's, Youths' and Uoja-Clothing, Laiea
Wrapt, Jackets, 4a, Ac , tame prloos and same
terms.
Open Wednesday and Saturday Keening, until
9.30.
ENTRANCE THROUGH FURNITURE STORE.
T. KELLY,
263 8th ay, & 104-106 W. 17th st,
VAGRANT VERSES
Bontr.
Her cheeks are like a tluted roe.
That.lnne hath Mull, cbarllhed,
Her heart la like a iter that glows,
W ben day hath darkling perished.
Her tolce is as a snug bird's sweet,
The drowsy wolds . waking
Hut ah , h.r lot. Is patt compare, .
Andksep. my heart from breaking)
Lott eunbeama llgnt her trettes free.
Along thttr thadowa gleaming,
Her smile, eutaugle memory
And att the aoul dreaming.
Her thoughts, Ilk. serapha, upward soar,
berth's narrow bounds foraaklng
llut ah. her lore abldee with me
And keeps my heart from breaking.
rlortne Karl Coal in LippineotV t.
All In the Name.
Why named they this the month of May -
Of nlcknamea, pray, be wary I
For oysters we might eat .to-day
Had they but called It Mary. It:
An Epitaph.
A martyr to duty beneath this stone ll.s,
A lotlng young husband who at. hi. wife's pies.
Judj.
. Unmerited Reproof.
trroei (.
The Rector Sly dcar yqung lady, I hope I
am mistaken, but I thought I saw you talk
ing during the service ) esterday.
Stray Lamb You certainly are mistaken,
Doctor. Why, I luwr talk in my sleepl
FURNITURE AND CARPETS.
SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK. SPEGIAL FOR THIS WEEK.
' PARLOR SUITS. CARPETS.
Sail, 8118. 880. 875, 8100 rVJiffflTt'AV
AND UPWARD TO 8300. W VVaKTI&Va
, At this season wo offer rare bargain, in all our sVLOOK COV12K1NCJS.
I arlor furniture. ,,,. IN onDER TO MOVE OUR LARGE AND ELF-
IiKDUOOM SUITS. "ANT OCK. OUIOKLY WK HAVE DECIDED
llslJJXVJJUM. oUM.l.i3. TO FURTHER RKDUU1S OUR PRICES.
810, 811.00. 812-0. 816. 818, 80, .. ,.,,,, u, ,. ....
si.is and UPWARD TO BIAII 3II1QUKTTI M WII.lt HKHOI,II KL.
S- . , . V , IIAllUblinH OF COST,
Many new designs at very low prices.
Dnino cniniup Dene tai'emtkiks, hoc n:it vaiiii.
PARLOR FOLDING BEDS. uuussui.s and inuhains at
U DHFERENT DESIGNS AND MAKES. '' Al'''ff "'0' '"'
Atkt. urNo. 2 Red. with large betel mlr- .1IATTIN11S.
tor front, lor 8'il.aO worth 35. 0ut , mport,ton of China and Japanese
t'omeded to be the innit perfect article, tbor. atraw now on elhlbltlon. Many new and novel
ouhl innttructed, easily handled and worked, effects, white, red, check and tancy patterns.
In nrue far below anything in the market. .
i .TVixri nnnii l'ro,u sl l'er Uo" "' 10 Y"r,,',
UliNliVI-ltUtlfll. Kneclal attention It calleil to our large line of
MDF.llOAllDS, 88, 810 amlnp.ard to 8I.M) IIAIIY V Ml III .I1K - nearly Iuu different
each detlgnt -at prlcee from 8 I.O up. Alto a large
S7.U"F.X. .i TAW'I:8' 83'0, a' """ " 1 '.'r'd'a'ndothV, iU'i "" '"U'nf
A mainltirent line ot newlr designed Sideboards, Till! I'I'ltMHIl IM1 (IF HW.t.VII!U
I'lleiitlou Isblet, Dining I naira, ,to , Jtc .at rata. llOL'rsLH A Nil t'OTTAtllili A
thattaunol elsewheie be excelled In cheapueas. HVV.Vl Al.T V.
ACCOUNTS OP ENED FOR ALL.
PAYMENTS ARRANGED I TO SUIT CUSTOMERS.
SOL HEYMAN & CO.,
993 & 995 3d Ave., bet. 59th & 60th Sts.
It UK. (STATION ON OUU COHNUU.
FLINT'S FINE FURNITURE. I'
... n i . . i i i- ' K
SPECIAL BARGAINS. B
W. mean to clear our war.room. of 8PSINO jK
ClOOIIH.ev.n If th. Motlnuou. r.duetlon. brlpc jB
price, to tb. cost of cartas W. nmst kMp fas Hl
tories running at any los. Id l.ftT.r patt.rDS. Tfa B
ar. now gelling H
HIDRDOARDS. B
Those worth 137 ar. down to (30. K
UINIM1 TADI.IiH. H
Those worth (30 aro no III,
DININU CIIAIItH. M
High back., with leather back sad .est, lliaie H
nowtl.TS. H
URUHOO.tl HUITS JM
W. thought oheap at CIS, now QiO. jH
BUY OF THE MAKER, H
CEO. C. FLINT CO.,
104. 100 AND 108 WEST 14TI1 ST. H
i-ss'M'SSS..M......MIISlMaVSSVttttt- IH
HEADING RjlLROlD SYSTEM. I
Station foot of Libert) St., North Filter. I.v
Tim. Tabl. In .fleet May IS, UDJ. Meat
lYo
Train, leave via I !$.
Central ltnllroad of New Jersey ley
ASJ Vila
For Philadelphia, Baltimore & WashloglM ;
ROYAL BLUE LINE. i
For Philadelphia, f )0, 7.45. 9.00. 10.00, 11.11 We
with Dining Car, A. M. . 1 80. J. 16, S.SU, IU
Dining Car. 4.00. 5.00, 0.00. 7.SQ P. M.ltll iff i
night. Sundayi. 9.00, 10.1)0, 11.30. with DlelU , '
Car, A. M., 1.30. 8.30, with Dining Oar, i.M. 9 !n
6.00 1'. M.. 13. 15 night. - I be!
For Daltlmor. and Wathlngton dally ak I.v, I he
II HO, with Dining Oar. A. M 1.80, 1.30, Dlattg Ke
Car. 6.00 1'. M., 12.15 night.
Parlor Care on day trains. Sl.ep.rs on algal
tralna i
tor Rea 'Ing. Ilarritbnrg, Potl.vlll., A..,.l
7.45 A. M ran, 4.00. 6.110. .ic.pt fottsvllla. p:
7. JUeicepi Harrlsburg V. M.. 1J.15 night, eaespt ul
Saturday night i Sundays 11.80 A. M., 3 SOetespl
llarrttburg, 0 00 ascent Pottavllte, 6.00 except
Harrltburg P. M,, 13.15 night. For Hnnbuy, -
Lewl.bura and Wllllamtnort, via Phlladelphis.il an
7.45 A. M., 1.30. 7.30 i'.M.. 11.15 night, exteel
Saturday night j Sunday., 6. OOP, 11,, 13.15 mil
" f or Vaeton, 4.00. 7.15, 8.45 A. M. 1.00, 4.S0. it!
5.45,7.30 P.M. Sunday, 4.30, T. IS A. M..1.M .,
5.30 P.M. ' SI
For Itathlehem, Allentown, Mauch Chunk, .1.,
4.00,7.15, S 45 A.M., 1.00, 4,30. 5.45, TJsU
Allentown P.M. Sundays, 4.30, 7.13 A.M., 1.00,
8.30 P. M. , Fl
For Wllke.barre, Plttaton and Seranton, 6.4 ye
A. M.. 4.30 P. M. Sundays, 4.80 A. M. ltl
For High Bridge Branch and La. Hopsloone. .,
6.00. 8.45 A. M., 1.00, 4.30P. Mr Sundaya, 7.11 lu
For Perth Amboy and South Amboy, 4. SO, f.J'.
8.16, 11.16 A.M., 1.80. 4.00. 4.30. S.l; 6.16,
7.30P.M. Sundays, 11.00 A, U.. 4 OOP M. .. f
for Freehold and Atlantle Highlands, 4.S0, S.1S. la
11.15 A.M., I. BO, 4.30. 6.15 P.M. Sund.yt, w
except Freehold, B.00 A. M., 4.00P M. L. m
For Red Ban k, Ixrng Brabrh and poInU sonlh le
Point Pleaaant, 4.30. S.19. 11,16 A.M.. 1.80(3.46 l"
Red Bank only), 4.00. 4.30, 6.15 P. M. Soodays t
(except Ocem Grove and Aabury Park),.00A.H..
0P- M- a te
For Lak.wood, Toms River. Barnegas Prk aol
Barnegat, 4.30, 8.15 A. M.. 1.30. 4.3BP. M. , ..
For Atlantic City, Vlneland and Brldgetea, 4. J9
A. M.. 1.30 P. M , , t, .
For Monmouth Beaeh, Seabrlght and IliaM.oa
Beach at 4.30, S. 16. 11.15 A. M., 1.30, 3.40, Se
bright .xpre.s 1.30 P. M.
Train lenve above nation vln.
I.KIIKUI VAI.LHY RAILUOAD
For Buffalo, Niagara Falls and the West. J
8.15 A. M., 7.30 P.M. Sundays, 8.19A.M., 7.30
For Easton, 7.00, 8 15 A. M, I 13.80, 3.1S.3.4S, I
6.15, 7. JO 1'. M. Sundays. 7.00, 8.li, 11.00- 1
it. . 4.40. 7.3U P. M. . k I
For Bethlehem, Allentown and Mauch Chan (, 1
7 00.8.15 A. M. I 13.80,8.43. 5.15. 7.3Q f. M.
Bundava,7.00, 8 15, 11.00, A. M.I 4.40.7 30 A.M. .
rot Haileton H.15 A. M.I 13.30, 3.45. 7,80 f. lu
li. Buudaye, 8.16, 11.00 A. M.I 7.30P. M. .
For points In th. Mahaaoy coal region at , s-A
ATM .13.30, 3.43 P.M. Sondavs 8.T5. II A. . Is:
For Wllketbarr.. Pittttnn and Scrtnton. B,
A. M., l'J.30, 3.48, 7.80 P.M. Sundays, except U
Scranlon. 8. IS A.M.. 7,30 P. M. -. flk
ForF.imlra8.15A. M.. 13.80, 7.30 F. M. Sua-
dajaS 15 A.M .7.30P. M. .. ., a
Ticked and parlor.car aeat. can be frotmtfau
Noa. 173, 3S3, 361, 416. 786. 043, 11411 Broadway, 0
73 Murray St., 314 Canal at., 31 Kast 14lh sty 3
Columbus av. and 83 West 135th st , New Yorgj V
333 Washington at., 736 Fulton St., Brooklyn, .ad .
74 Rrnadway, Williamsburg. . . wh
Westcott kiprese Co. will rail for nd .,
btggage from hotel or re.ld.oee to dMtlnation. '
A A. McI.r.OD. O. (1. 1IANOI10K. t
Pr.t't nd Oen. M'gr. (Jen. pats. Agent,
Greenwood Lake G'fBi. t
Romantte PlenloOroond.
DANOINO PAVILIO. .
Boating, Fishing. Bath- f
Ing. r Irtt Glass llotel gas .
Rettaurast Aecomniod.
tlont at lleas onable
ltooliaopen t'."'lt!f: 1
menu. Seotire deslrttl
daleeatonee
orricg, .
Chamber. Ml. Fetry.
....... tMeee-e?jweij ,
Solentlflo Itom. '
trom rrriit .VirYNrt.l r. I1
" When I grow up I win bo a man, wont
It" asked a littlo Harlem boy ot bis mother.
" Yes, my son. If you want to be a man i
you must bo lndustilous at school and lesra m ,
how to behnvc )otirself." . .. .
" Why. ma, do laiy boys turn out to M
women when they glow up t" a w
li
It's a f.ct. Th. Trbl. d'll.te dln.sr for TJs. l ,
TnOoLOUStA, on Union Hituar., wl. t'e
tb. buna th. oil, cnanul.g uwtle. " ,
.
Taaoa Is e.ry good al p0. O. FtlirT CO. W
Vf.st 14lh st., owug to lb. low prl.ei a walali II
the; at. selling Brit-cTast FcistToax, . Ill